is death. And it is never easy on our animal lover, Sarah.
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ReplyDeleteOh Tonya! How touching, Sarah's memorial to her beloved pets- what a good heart she has!
ReplyDeleteIt is a very difficult part of raising animals- and you do grow to love them so much. My 8 year old is very much like Sarah.
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I'm so sorry for her loss...farm kiddos seem to learn that side of life at a tender age and deal with it in ways that always amaze me.
ReplyDeleteSuch touching photos. So sorry for the loss, hugs to everyone.
ReplyDeleteWe have a similar graveyard! My son's "most favouritest" rooster died recently too and we had a funeral, complete with a touching poem and flowers! What amazes me is the grace they deal with the loss. Touching and tender I think.
ReplyDeleteTammy
At least your kids understand that death is more than a video game concept.
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